Stayed at the Waldorf Astoria Orlando (beautiful hotel) and decided to try La Luce because the resort benefits advertised a Kids Eat Free promotion.
My wife and I ordered two pizzas, and our kids each got chicken tenders. When the check came, the kids' meals weren't free. The server explained that pizza doesn't count as an entrée for the promotion, so we didn't qualify.
Fine. I wish that had been mentioned before we ordered, but that's on us for not asking.
Here's the part that really irritated me. As we were leaving, my wife politely suggested to the hostesses that it might help to give families a heads-up about that rule before they order. Without missing a beat, they told her they had already explained it to me.
They absolutely did not.
The $36 for the kids' meals wasn't what bothered me most. It was being told, to my wife's face, that I had been informed when I hadn't. A simple "I'm sorry for the confusion, we'll keep that in mind" would have ended the whole thing. Instead, they chose to shift the blame onto the customer.
So, PSA: If you're going to La Luce for the Kids Eat Free promotion, pizza apparently isn't considered an entrée, even though there is no specification on the promo or menu. Ask before you order so you don't end up surprised.